Kentucky Revised Statutes Title III. Executive Branch § 15A.064.Local juvenile restorative justice advisory committees; membership; duties; reports

(a) The Chief District Judge;

(b) The county attorney;

(c) An assistant public advocate;

(d) A representative from the Department for Community Based Services;

(e) A representative from the Department of Juvenile Justice;

(f) A representative from a local law enforcement agency;

(g) A representative from each local school district;

(h) Community members reflecting the racial, socioeconomic, and other diversity of the county or, in the case of a joint committee, the counties; and

(i) A representative from a victims advocacy group.

(a) Establish sustainable programs that employ restorative practices to identify the underlying causes of negative behavior and empower children, families, and communities to address and prevent issues surrounding incidents of negative behavior; and

(b) Develop and implement local restorative justice programs with an established organization to serve children, youth, and families through referrals from the court, the court-designated worker, the Department of Juvenile Justice, public schools, or other social service agencies, or upon request of a child or family.